Over at Aimophila Adventures, Rick has a four-step post on How to See American Dippers. It seems so simple I’m not sure why I...
How was your weekend? Any good birds? Don’t be shy… tell us about your best bird! My best bird was a Sharp-shinned Hawk in...
The 2010 International Bird Watching Encounter in Guatemala is just drawing to an end. I’ve been fortunate enough to attend the Encounters in 2008...
Though most people probably have only heard of eiders in relation to eiderdown pillows, the Common Eider is a bird well worth getting to...
The Black Scoter Melanitta americana, called the American Scoter by some and Melanitta nigra by others*, is a large seaduck rather readily identified by...
What makes Ecuador one of the best countries for birdwatching in the world, bar none? Obviously, the highest species diversity per square mile doesn’t...
Via Kim, The Curious Birder, who posted this great video on Facebook. If this doesn’t make you laugh or at least grin, well, 10,000...
February is the shortest month of the year. Consequently, you can’t waste a second if you want to fit a full month of activity...
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